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The Democratic Legacy of Sebastian Piñera in Chile?

The tragic death of Sebastian Piñera, opened up a discussion on the democratic nature of the former president throughout his political career

We’re not asking for intervention, but to isolate the dictatorship so that it suspends the police state and facilitates electoral reform…

Ana Margarita Vijil recounts her time in prison and how she has experienced exile. “Both experiences leave scars,” she says.

This catastrophe has been accompanied by a poor public debate in our media and on social networks, regarding the causes of these fires.

Thanks to the unscrupulous use and control over the island’s media, they have been able to manipulate the population during 65 years in power.

El Salvador will enter into a dictatorship as of June 1, 2024, when Bukele assumes a second term that is unconstitutional.

As usual, the dismissed were thanked for their work, and equally unknown and probably incompetent replacements were appointed.

It’s not just that we fear it could happen. It has happened, it is happening. Many of us have lived it firsthand.

The designated Cuban president expressed concern about what he called the efforts of the “enemy,” to sow discouragement among the people.

Negotiating with a dictatorship is often an unpleasant task whose outcome is almost certain to be disappointment.